CapitalSniper

In just a month… we lost the “big 3” of anime piracy sites: AniWatch, HiAnime, and 9anime. With companies like Crunchyroll and other major distributors pushing harder against piracy, these sites were hit by large-scale takedowns. Legal pressure has been building for years, but recently, it actually started working. Domains getting seized, mirrors disappearing, entire platforms wiped out almost overnight. For a lot of fans, these sites were the easiest way to watch anime for free. But for the industry, they were costing millions.

@VIVSteelHaze I'm glad I wrote everything on notes

aniwatch got nuked and i lost my watchlist

Aniwatch has been fully taken down…

IM THE LAST ANIWATCH USER ALIVE

They fucking killed Aniwatch because you people can't keep your mouth shut

@ReaderJustus Triple Reference

in serbia you can go to church and see nikola tesla charging a rasengan

my life is so cooked bruh

@stxrinsky Nostalgia

@rexjonesnewz They make the low effort propaganda obvious so that you don't notice the high effort propaganda

hit the gym

Next Level marketing